Through this transaction, Velto Renewables has financed an existing facility and secured a more flexible financing structure better aligned with the current regulatory framework.
The vessels will be chartered on a long-term basis to Hapag-Lloyd AG, one of the world’s leading container shipping companies.
As part of the proceedings, the financing of the Anemos vessel, delivered in 2025, and of four additional vessels currently under construction at the Piriou shipyard, was transferred and restructured to support the continuation of NEWTOWT’s operations.
WFW successfully represented Ryanair before the Court of Milan’s Special Commercial Division in proceedings which have declared inadmissible a class action brought by consumer association Codici – Centro per i Diritti del Cittadino concerning aspects of the airline’s online check-in policy.
WFW advised independent French investment management company RGreen Invest on its investment in Pathfinder Clean Energy, through its flagship infrastructure fund, INFRAGREEN V.
WFW advised Banco Santander and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation on a €100m senior non-recourse project financing granted to special purpose vehicles owned by Grenergy Renovables for its 155 MW/620 MWh BESS cluster in Oviedo, Asturias, northern Spain.
WFW advised Sonnedix on the acquisition of its first standalone BESS portfolio in Italy, with a total capacity of 260 MW, from Sphera Energy.
WFW advised Alpiq AG on its acquisition of a 90% stake in BESS developer and operator Harmony Energy Limited.
Located on a former industrial site in Southwest France, the project benefits from proximity to existing infrastructure and optimal grid connection conditions.
The Orders are the first contentious decisions ever issued by the Seabed Disputes Chamber under Part XI of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
